GDST News Articles

A word from our Chief Executive — In the face of growing challenges, the GDST remains steadfast in empowering every girl to learn without limits and shape the future.

The GDST’s annual music-making event was this year hosted by Bromley High School, where some 250 Year 4 – 6 pupils gathered to celebrate cross-school collaboration and self-expression through music. 

The GDST’s Senior Leadership Team conference provided the opportunity for colleagues from our 26 schools to connect, share insights and build relationships. This year’s theme ‘Leading the Narrative: Stories of Redefining Technology in Education’ centred on what the future of education looks like in an increasingly digital world.

We are thrilled to announce that Redmaids’ High School in Bristol has officially joined the Girls’ Day School Trust (GDST) family of schools. This exciting development marks the beginning of a new chapter in the proud histories of both organisations, each deeply committed to delivering exceptional education designed specifically for girls.

Sheffield Girls’ GDST is celebrating the results of its Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) inspection, which took place in December 2024.

BBC Question Time returns to the Northampton High School for another brilliant broadcasted event hosted by the school.

Royal High School Bath welcome Ms Heidi-Jayne Boyes as its new Head as the school returns for spring term 2025.

Junior pupils across the GDST family have been getting into the festive spirit by designing beautiful Christmas cards as part of our annual GDST-wide competition.

Over 70 GDST alumnae, staff, parents, and donors come together for the Alumna of the Year 2024 Award Presentation and festive celebration.